Restaurants in Les Gets: where to eat, by what you fancy

• 21Restaurants verified in our directory
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• Dec 2026 – Apr 2027Winter season shown on listings
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• 1,826 mMont Chéry summit (Le Belvédère)
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Eating out in Les Gets means choosing between the village tables and the mountain restaurants you reach on skis, by gondola or up a mountain road. Part of our guide to planning your stay in Les Gets, this page covers the 21 restaurants verified in our directory on 9 November 2026, based on their tourist office listings and their own websites where they have one. It contains no reviews, no rankings and no prices: menus and rates are best checked with each restaurant.

How to use this guide

Restaurants are grouped by what you might fancy. For each, we give the location and the opening periods as published. “Winter” usually refers to the December 2026 to April 2027 season shown on the listing. Where a listing gives no detail, we say so: ring ahead before you set off.

Brasseries and village-centre tables

Rue du Centre and the Vieux Village are home to most of the village’s restaurants.

• La R’Mize is on Rue du Vieux Village and opens in summer (mid-June to mid-October) and in winter.
• La Fille du Tonnelier combines a restaurant, wine bar and wine shop on Rue du Centre, with a terrace, from late May to April.
• L’As des Neiges et Le Comptoir brings two concepts together at the same Rue du Centre address, with takeaway.
• Les Copeaux is a traditional restaurant on Rue du Centre, open from July to mid-September and in winter.
• Le Boomerang, described as a family restaurant, has a terrace and does takeaway; its listing shows opening from May to April.
• Basskour, a restaurant and brasserie on Rue du Centre, opens in the winter season.
• La Biskatcha, a mountain brasserie and grill, is the restaurant of the La Marmotte hotel on Rue du Chêne.
• Le Bacchus is the brasserie of the Le Crychar hotel, at the foot of the slopes, open in July and August and in winter.

Pizzeria

Primo is the pizzeria in our verified directory: on Rue du Centre, with a terrace, open from July to mid-September and in winter according to the tourist office. Other restaurants may serve pizza; check the menu on their website.

World food

• Folies indiennes serves Indian food at the foot of the slopes on Chemin de Carry, with takeaway; its listing does not give opening periods.
• Sush’Ski offers Asian food and sushi in the Vieux Village during the winter season, to eat in or take away.

The Baaji Indian restaurant at the Le Chamois d’Or hotel is listed as closed for the winter on the hotel’s website.

Places with character

• La Fruitière des Perrières has its dining room in the vaulted cellars of the fruitière (cheese dairy) on Route des Perrières; it opens in summer (July to September), during the autumn half-term and in winter, and the dairy can also be visited.
• Le Flocon d’argent is the restaurant of the hotel of the same name on Route des Chavannes, open in the winter season.
• Le Chalet du Golf is the Les Gets golf course restaurant on Route des Chavannes, open during the golf season (June to early October), with a terrace.

Official listings do not detail each kitchen’s specialities: if you are after fondue, raclette or tartiflette, check the menu before booking.

Mountain restaurants

On the Chavannes plateau

• Le Grand Cry, Route des Chavannes, opens in winter and summer (July to mid-September).
• La Croix Blanche, a mountain restaurant and bar on the plateau, opens in the winter season.

On Mont Chéry and Ranfoilly

• Le Belvédère sits at the top of the Mont Chéry gondolas, at 1,826 m, with a terrace; it opens in winter, in July and August and during the autumn half-term.
• Les Lhottys, a panoramic restaurant at the Col de Ranfolly, is at the top of the Nauchets chairlift and opens in the winter season.

At the end of mountain roads

• Le Wetzet, a bar-restaurant on the Col de Joux Plane road, opens in winter and has parking and a terrace.
• Les Chevrelles, in the hamlet of Mont Caly, opens in winter and summer (late June to mid-September), with parking.
• La D’Z, Route de Gibannaz, is on the slopes near Lac des Écoles; the tourist office says it can be reached by car or shuttle, in the winter season.

To place these restaurants in relation to the lifts, our comparison of Mont Chéry or Chavannes describes both sides of the ski area.

Bars and après-ski

On the Front de Neige, Hôtel Bellevue houses the L’Aprèski bar-restaurant. On Rue du Centre, Bar Le Bowling combines a bowling alley and a bar in the winter season. La Fille du Tonnelier (wine bar) and La Croix Blanche (mountain bar) complete the picture. Bar opening hours are not published on the official listings.

By area: eating near where you stay

If you are staying away from the centre or would rather not drive in the evening, it helps to know what is nearby. The breakdown below follows the addresses on the official listings.

• Village centre and Vieux Village: most of the restaurants, from La R’Mize to Basskour, including Primo, Folies indiennes and Sush’Ski. This is the area best served by the free shuttles, including the winter night bus (8 pm to midnight according to the town hall).
• Front de Neige and foot of the slopes: Le Bacchus and La Biskatcha, both hotel restaurants, and L’Aprèski at Hôtel Bellevue.
• Route des Chavannes and the plateau: Le Flocon d’argent, Le Chalet du Golf (summer), Le Grand Cry and La Croix Blanche.
• Les Perrières: La Fruitière des Perrières, at the village entrance on the Taninges side.
• Altitude and mountain roads: Le Belvédère, Les Lhottys, Le Wetzet, Les Chevrelles and La D’Z.

Services shown on the listings

The tourist office listings flag certain services. They may change from season to season; this table is mainly a way to see who offers what.

If a service is missing here, it may still exist: it simply is not mentioned on the official listing.

By season: who opens when

Practical tips

1. Book in peak season. During the winter school holidays the village fills up; a call the day before saves waiting.
2. Check opening times. Listing dates apply to the current season and may change; out of season, many restaurants are closed.
3. Up the mountain, watch the weather. A terrace on Mont Chéry or Les Chavannes depends on the weather and on the lifts running: see our page on weather, webcams and snow.
4. On Thursday mornings, the market takes over Place du Marché: parking is banned at the Marais car park from 6 am to 2 pm.
5. For the rest of your trip, our guide to where to stay in Les Gets lists the hotels that house a restaurant or brasserie.

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